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Cooper Tires: Part of the Goodyear Family

Cooper Tires and Goodyear

Many tire shoppers may not realize that Cooper Tires is now part of the Goodyear Tire family.

DOES GOODYEAR OWN COOPER TIRES?

Yes, Goodyear acquired Cooper Tires in June 2021, making Cooper part of the Goodyear family of tire brands.

However, Cooper Tires still operates as its own brand, allowing drivers to get the same reliable, value-focused tires, now supported by Goodyear’s global resources and technology.

WHAT CHANGED AFTER GOODYEAR ACQUIRED COOPER TIRES?

The biggest changes have happened behind the scenes, and all are beneficial to tire shoppers. While the Cooper brand remains familiar, it now benefits from:

  • Shared research and development (R&D)
  • Advanced tire technology and testing
  • Expanded service and support networks

For drivers: this means improved tire performance potential without losing the affordability Cooper is known for.

ARE COOPER TIRES THE SAME AS GOODYEAR TIRES?

No, Cooper and Goodyear remain separate brands with different product lines.

  • Goodyear tires are typically considered premium options
  • Cooper tires focus on dependable performance at more accessible prices

They are part of the same family that share innovation and engineering but are designed for different needs and budgets.

DOES THE GOODYEAR PARTNERSHIP IMPROVE COOPER TIRES?

Since the acquisition, Cooper has gained access to Goodyear’s advanced engineering resources, leading to future improvements like:

  1. Shared research and development capabilities
  2. Advanced testing facilities
  3. Enhanced tire design and compound innovation

Although Cooper still remains focused on value, these shared resources will help support continued advancements in performance, durability, and overall quality. This will help close the gap between value and premium performance so drivers get more for their money!

ARE COOPER TIRES STILL MADE IN THE USA?

Yes, many Cooper tires are still manufactured in the United States, including in long-standing facilities like the Findlay, Ohio plant.

The brand’s American manufacturing heritage continues even as it operates under Goodyear’s global umbrella!

WHAT ABOUT COOPER TIRE WARRANTY AFTER THE MERGER?

Cooper tire warranties remain in place with the additional benefit of Goodyear’s broader network support.

Drivers can expect:

  • Continued treadwear and manufacturer warranties
  • Access to Goodyear dealers, support centers, and authorized Goodyear Auto Service locations (including Discount Tire)
  • Some tires will fall under Goodyear’s 60-day satisfaction guarantee
GOODYEAR PLEDGE

ARE COOPER TIRES STILL A GOOD VALUE?

Yes! One of the biggest advantages of the merger with Goodyear is that Cooper will continue to offer strong value backed by enhanced support and technology.

They’re a smart choice for drivers who want:

  1. Reliable every day performance
  2. Long tread life
  3. Lower up front cost compared to premium brands

Goodyear vs Cooper: Which Should You Choose?

The right choice depends on your driving needs and budget:

  • Choose Cooper Tires if you want dependable performance at a lower price
  • Choose Goodyear if you’re looking for top-tier performance and premium features

Both brands benefit from shared innovation so you can expect good quality either way.

THE BOTTOM LINE

Goodyear’s acquisition of Cooper Tires brings together trusted value, advanced technology, and a large lineup of excellent tire models.

For drivers, this means:

  • No loss of Cooper’s identity and models
  • Improved engineering and support
  • Continued affordability

Cooper Tires remains a reliable option for quality at a value price – now backed by one of the most recognized names in the tire industry!


FAQ: Cooper Tires and Goodyear


Goodyear acquired Cooper Tires in June 2021.



No, Cooper tires are owned by Goodyear but are still designed and sold as a separate brand.



Many Cooper tires are still made in the United States (including their original Ohio facility) plus many global manufacturing locations.



The right tire for you depends upon your needs. Cooper offers reliability at a value price while Goodyear focuses on premium performance.


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